ColoredTags don't work (+ some another suggestions)

[ChefMC]

Server Log: http://pastebin.com/LUgFhXa9

FML Log(s): http://pastebin.com/ZpcE0xJb

Explanation of issue: ColoredTags plugin don't work after upgrading from Cauldron-Forge1291 to Thermos-Forge1614(-55). Something goes wrong...
Also what I would suggest:

1. Disabling logging of "Injected new Forge block material ... with ID ...."
2. Remove repeating this lines: "Unable to instantiate org.fusesource.jansi.WindowsAnsiOutputStream" & "Postponed task failed!"
3. Fully remove this error: "MOD HAS DIRECT REFERENCE System.exit() THIS IS NOT ALLOWED REROUTING TO FML!"
4. Also on line 453 you can see: "[ChestCommands] Could not enable the attribute remover for this version (java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: net/minecraft/server/v1_7_R4/NBTTagCompound). Attributes will show up on items.". Maybe ColoredTags don't work just because of this error too

How to recreate this issue: You know better :)

Modpack Name: none

Mods Installed: MrCrayfish's Furniture Mod, SmartMoving, PlayerAPI, TerrainControl, WorldEdit-Forge-MC, CustomStuff2, Carpenter's Blocks

Plugins Installed: See server log

Thermos Version: 1.7.10-1614-55

Forge Version: 1.7.10-10.13.4.1614

[Time6628]

1. Already done.
2. Not sure...?
3. We probably can do that.
4. That error is just because of the way Thermos handles NMS classes, ChestCommands will work just fine.

As for the colored tags issue, it's most likely something with PlayerAPI as I cannot remeber anything that has changed in Thermos/Cauldron that would modify tags. I have a custom nameplate plugin on my server and it works just fine.

[ChefMC]

I solved this! :)
I using Unicode nickname "Андрей" and forgot to specify in CraftServer.class regex symbols А-Яа-я after A-Za-z. Sorry)

logging: clientModList: false materialInjection: false
I have it both in kcauldron.yml and thermos.yml but material injections is logging

[ChefMC]

Also sometimes I getting that error: http://pastebin.com/mDiuhdB3
Crash Report: crash-2016-04-19_00.00.24-server.txt
I don't know is it Cauldron/KCauldron/Thermos bug, or TerrainControl mod. Sometime chunks corrupting and regenerating

[Time6628]

Not sure about that crash.
Also, I do have a patch ready for the third suggestion you listed 🐱

[sameer]

Fixed the fire thing just now, and could you please provide logs for the second issue?

[ChefMC]

What is the fire thing? No, I shared server log fragment and crash log, then cleared logs folder

[Time6628]

The crash report you shared was caused by the fire thing.

[ChefMC]

I teleported to location from crash-log and not expected any fire block in whole chunk

It is chunk that often regenerates for a long time. I think you need to disable chunk regenerating on error and just delete erroring block. But I doubt it because I think it need to determine cause of this strange bug (fire is not exists on this chunk). Try see erroring lines specified in my log in your code

[sameer]

In the crash log it says "provided chunk is null". There is an option to prevent this, in the cauldron yaml file, enable load chunk on forge tick and request.

[ChefMC]

I have enabled, but chunks still regenerating after it...

[ChefMC]

Fix it please in next build

[Time6628]

I can't tell what colored tags uses to add the player's name plate because it's closed source, and there are no errors provided so how do you expect us to fix it?

[ChefMC]

Are you kidding me? I'm about unacceptable chunks regenerating which corrupting my map on every nano "tick error", I'm not about ColoredTags (because ColoredTags issue was fixed)

[sameer]

Пожалуйста, не используйте перевод
It confuses the words.
This is likely due to plugin or corrupt region. Have you tried on a new map?

[ChefMC]

No, I need only that map because I painted it in WorldPainter
http://mine.by/maps

[Time6628]

Looking at your plugins it could Multiverse, TerrainControl, or PlotSquared. Could you try on Java 8 as well? From you log it looks like you are running Java 7.

Labeling external issue until can be determined that it is a thermos problem.